Carnival Passenger KICKED OUT Of Casino After Going to Bathroom On Herself

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The creator discusses the complexities of alcohol consumption on cruise ships, specifically focusing on an incident involving a passenger on a Carnival ship. The creator recounts a story about a woman who had been drinking heavily and reportedly urinated on herself while in the casino. Although the cruise line cut her off from alcohol for twenty four hours, she allegedly bypassed this restriction by having friends and family members purchase drinks for her. The creator notes that this behavior can lead to dangerous situations such as alcohol poisoning. Additionally, the video addresses the challenges posed by the Cheers drink package, where passengers may attempt to reach the fifteen drink daily limit without regard for their personal tolerance. The creator concludes by advising travelers to know their limits to avoid ruining their vacations through intoxication, aggression, or medical emergencies. The video also briefly mentions the creator's current location in Skagway, Alaska, and their upcoming plans for an expensive excursion.
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There was a woman that unfortunately went number one on herself in the casino, was escorted out, and well, got her friends to continue buying drinks for her after Carnival cut her off.
I'm sailing on board the Luminosa. This is an Alaska/BC Victoria Canadian cruise.
If you guys don't know your limit, which everybody I do believe should.
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